初中牛津英语中考阅读理解精练

（01）ADifferentRoastEveryDaycountry

Alanworkedinanofficeinthecity.HeC.inthemountainsD.onan

workedveryhardandreallywantedtotakeaisland

holiday.Heusuallywenttotheseaside,but3.WhydidAlandecidetospendhisholiday

onedayhesawanad（广告）inanewspaper.atWillowFarm?Because___.

"Enjoycountrylife.SpendafewweeksatA.helivednearthereB.hehada

WillowFarm.Goodfood,freshair,horsegoodfriendthere

riding,walking,fishing.Goodprices（价格）C.hethoughtitwouldmakeachangefrom

"Thissoundslikeagoodidea/hethought.sittingbytheseaside

"FilspendamonthatWillowFarm.THenjoyD.hewantedtoenjoythefreshairinthe

horseriding,walkingandfishing.They'llcountry

makeachangefromsittingbytheseaside/14.Howmanydaysdidhestayonthefarm?

Fourdayslaterhereturnedhome.A.Afewdays.B.Aweek.C.Three

"What'swrongwithWillowFarm?"hisdays.D.Fourdays.

friendJackaskedhim.”Didn'tyouenjoy5.WhatmadeAlanreturnsosoon?

countrylife?"A.Hefellill.B.Theairtherewas

"Countrylifewasfine,**Alansaid,Hbutnotfresh.

therewasanotherproblem."C.Thepricesweretoohigh.

”Oh,what?"D.Hewasafraidthattheywouldhavethe

“Well,thefirstdayIwasthereasheepdeadmanfordinner.

died,andwehadroastmutton（烤羊肉）for（02）AFaithfulDog

dinner.11Morethansevenhundredyearsago,the

MFreshmeatisthebest.”PrinceofWaleshadaverybigandbravedog

"Iknow,butontheseconddayacowcalledGelert.OnedaythePrincewantedto

died,andwehadroastbeeffordinner;"gohunt-ingwithhismen.Hetoldhisdogto

"Luckyyou!"stayathomeandlookafterhisbabyson.The

"Youdon*tunderstand/*Alansaid."Onbabywasinawoodencradle,whichwaslike

thethirddayapigdiedandwehadroastporkasmallbed.WhenthePrincecamebackfrom

fordinner.nhunt-ing,Gelertranouttomeethismaster.

"Adifferentroasteveryday,"Jacksaid.Hewaggedhistailandjumpeduptoputhis

pawsonthePrince'schest.ThenthePrince

"Letmefinish/*Alansaid,”onthesawthebloodonGelert'sjawsandhead.

fourthdaythefarmerdiedandIdidn'tdareto"Whathaveyoudone?nthePrincesaid.

stayfordinner!MHerushedintohishouseandlookedforhis

1.WheredidAlanwork?Heworked__.babyson.Thecradlewaslyingonitssideon

A.onafarmB.atathefloor.Theclothesweretomandtherewas

schoolbloodonthem.

C.inarestaurantD.inan"Soyouhavekilledmyson?"thePrince

officeinacitysaidangrily.nYouunfaithfuldog!"Hetook

2.WheredidAlanusuallygotospendhisouthisswordandkilledthedog.Justas

holiday?Gelertwasdying,hemanagedtobark.Then

Heusuallyspenthisholiday___.thePrinceheardababycalltothedog.

A.bytheseasideB.intheThePrinceranoutofthehouseandsaw

hissonlyingonthegroundunhurt.Nearhimthansleep.Weallneedtodream,"some

wasadeadwolf.ThenthePrinceknewthatsci-entistssay.

GelerthaddefendedthebabyandkilledtheDreamstakeupaboutonequarterofour

wolf.sleepingtime.Peoplehaveseveraldreams

ThePrinceranbackintothehousebuteachnight.Dreamsarelikeshortfilms.They

hewastoolate.Gelertwasdead.ThePrinceareusuallyincolour.Somedreamsarelike

wasverysadindeed.Tearsrandownhisfaceoldfilms.Theycometousoverandover

whenherealized'hehadkilledhisfaith-fulagain.Thatmaybebecausethedreameris

friend.ThePrincecarriedthebodyofhisworryingaboutsomething.Dreamingmaybe

bravedogtothetopofamountainandburiedawayoftryingtofindananswer.

himthere.Afterthis,thePrinceneversmiledSomepeoplegetnewideasabouttheir

again.Everymorningatdawn,hewalkedupworkfromdreams.Theymayhavebeen

themountainandstoodbythedog*sgravefbrthinkingabouttheirworkallday.These

afewminutes.thoughtscancarryoverintodreams.

IfyougotoMountSnowdoninWales,Sometimeswewakeupwithagoodfeel-ing

peoplewillshowyouwhereGelertisburied.fromadream.Butoftenwecan'tre-member

Thereisasignbyhisgrave.Itremindsthedream.Dreamscandisappear（消失）

peo-pleofabraveandfaithfuldog.quicklyfrommemory（记忆）.

1.GelertwasthedogofthePrinceof__.Toomuchdreamingcanbeharmful（有

A.ScotlandB.EnglandC.Ireland害的）.Themorewesleep,thelongerwe

D.Walesdream.Themindishardatworkwhenwe

2.ThePrincetoldthedogtowhenhedream.Thatiswhywemayhavealongsleep

wasleaving.andstillwakeuptired.

A.watchthedoorB.takecareofhisbabyat1.Itmaybelessimportanttosleepthanto_.

home

C.welcomehisfriendsD.stopthestrangersA.thinkB.dreamC.workD.

study

3.Thedogwasverywhenhismaster2.Dreamsandfilmsarcusually.

camebackfromhunting.A.verylongB.incolourC.

A.gladB.fearfulC.afraidD.tiredaboutworkD.verysad

3.Whydosomepeopleoftendreamabout

4.ThePrincewassurprisedtoseebloodontheirwork?

Geleifs.A.Becausetheyaretiredinthedaytime.

A.jawsB.pawsC.headD.B.Becausetheyarenotinterestedintheir

BothAandC.work.

5.ThePrinceneversmiledagainbecause_C.Becausetheymaybethinkingabouttheir

workallday.

A.thewolfwaskilledbyGelertB.D.Becausetheyhavetoomuchworktodo.

hehadburiedthedogonthetopofmountain4.Themainideaofthestoryisthat.

A.whatdreamisB.people

C.hehadkilledhisfaithfulfriendGelertliketosleep

D.GelerthadkilledhisbabysonC.dreamsarelikefilmsD.we

（03）"Dreams（梦）maybemoreimportantalwaysrememberdreams

（04）AfriendofminenamedPaulreceivedbrotherclimbedinbesidehimandthethree

anexpensivecarfromhisbrotherasaofthembegananunforgettableholidayride.

Christmaspresent.OnChristmasEvewhen

Paulcameoutofhisoffice,astreeturchin注:urchin顽童hesitate犹豫neighbour邻

waswalkingaroundtheshiningcar."Isthis居crippled残疾cent美分

yourcar,Paul?”heasked.1.Thestreeturchinwasverysurprisedwhen

Paulanswered,“Yes,mybrothergaveit

tomeforChristmas."TheboywasA.Paulreceivedanexpensivecar

surprised."YoumeanyourbrothergaveittoB.Paultoldhimaboutthecar

youanditdidn'tcostyounothing?Boy,IChesawtheshiningcar

wish…"Hehesitated.D.hewaswalkingaroundthecar

OfcoursePaulknewwhathewasgoing2.Fromthestorywecanseetheurchin

towishfbr.Hewasgoingtowishhehada

brotherlikethat.ButwhattheboysaidA.wishedtogivehisbrotheracar

surprisedPaulgreatly.B.wantedPaul'sbrothertogivehimacar

“Iwish,“theboywenton,“thatIcouldC.wishedhecouldhaveabrotherlikePaul's

beabrotherlikethat."Paullookedattheboy

insurprise,thenhesaidagain,“WouldyouD.wishedPaulcouldbeabrotherlikethat

liketotakearideinmycar?”3.TheurchinaskedPaultostophiscarin

“Ohyes,I'dlovethat.”frontofhishouse.

Afterashortride,theboyturnedandA.toshowhisneighboursthebigcar

withhiseyesshining,said,“Paul,wouldyouB.toshowhehadarichfriend

minddrivinginfrontofmyhouse?”C.tolethisbrotherrideinthecar

Paulsmiledalittle.HethoughtheknewD.totellhisbrotherabouthiswish

whattheboywanted.Hewantedtoshowhis4.Wecaninfer（推断）fromthestorythat

neighboursthathecouldridehomeinabig

car.ButPaulwaswrongagain."WillyouA.Paulcouldn'tunderstandtheurchin

stopwherethosetwostepsare?theboyB.theurchinhadadeeplovefbrhisbrother

asked.

Heranuptothesteps.TheninashortC.theurchinwishedtohavearichbrother

whilePaulheardhimcomingback,butheD.theurchin'swishcametrueintheend

wasnotcomingfast.Hewascarryinghis5.Thebestnameofthenamestoryis

littlecrippledbrother.Hesathimdownon

thestepandpointedtothecar.A.AChristmasPresentB.AStreet

“Theresheis,Buddy,justlikeItoldyouUrchin

upstairs.HisbrothergaveittohimfbrC.ABrotherLikeThatD.An

Christmasanditdidn'tcosthimacent.AndUnforgettableHolidayRide

somedayI'mgoingtogiveyouonejustlike（05）“Coof'isawordwithmany

it...thenyoucanseeforyourselfallthenicemeanings.Itsoldmeaningisusedtoexpress

thingsintheChristmaswindowsthatI'veatemperaturethatisalittlebitcold.Asthe

beentryingtotellyouabouL^^worldhaschanged,thewordhashadmany

Paulgotoutandliftedtheboytothedifferentmeaning.

frontseatofhiscar.Theshining-eyedolder“CooFcanbeusedtoexpressfeelingsof

interestinalmostanything.A.canbeusedinsteadofmanywords

Whenyouseeafamouscarinthestreet,B.usuallymeanssomethinginteresting

maybeyouwillsay,"It'scool."YoumayC.canmakeyourlifecolourful

think,"He'ssocool,“whenyouseeyourD.maynotbeascoolasitseems

favouritefootballer.（06）Thestudentswerehavingtheir

Weallmaximize（扩大）themeaningchemistry（化学）class.MissLiwastelling

oP'cool”.Youcanuseitinsteadofmanythechildrenwhatwaterwaslike.Afterthat,

wordssuchas"new"or“surprising”.Here'ssheaskedherstudents,4tWhafswater?”No

aninterestingstorywecanusetoshowtheonespokeforafewminutes.MissLiasked

waythewordisused.Ateacheraskedheragain,46Whydon'tyouanswermyquestion?

studentstowriteaboutthewaterfall（瀑布）Didn'tItellyouwhatwaterislike?”

theyhadvisited.Ononestudent'spaperwasJustthenaboyputuphishandandsaid,

Justtheonesentence,"It'sso“MissLi,youtoldusthatwaterhasnocolour

cool.Maybehethoughtitwasthebestwaytoandnosmell.Butwheretofindsuchkindof

showwhathesawandfelt.water?Thewaterintheriverbehindmy

Butthestoryalsoshowsascarcity（缺houseisalwaysblackandithasabad

t4,,

乏）ofwords.Withoutcool>somepeoplesmell."MostofthechildrenagreedWith

havenowordstoshowthesamemeaning.Sohim.

itisquiteimportanttokeepsomecredibility'Tmsorry,children,“saidtheteacher,

（可信性）.Canyouthinkofmanyother“Ourwaterisgettingdirtierand

wordsthatmakeyourlifeascolourfillasthedirtier.That'saproblem.

word“cool"?Ican.AndIthinktheyare1.Thestudentswerehavingtheir

alsoverycool.class.

1.Weknowthatthewordt4coolhashadA.EnglishB.ChineseC.chemistry

D.maths

A.onlyonemeaningB.no2.MissLiwastellingthechildrenwhat

meaningswaslike.

C.manydifferentmeaningsD.thesameA.waterB.airC.earth

meaningD.weather

2Inthepassage,the3.Aboysaid,"Thewaterintheriverbehind

word"express“means”myhouseisalways.”

A.seeB.showC.knowA.whiteB.blackC.clean

D.feelD.clear

3.Ifyouaresomething,youmay4.Mostofthechildrentheboy.

say,"It'scool.”A.agreedwithB.wroteto

A.interestedinB.angryaboutC.heardfromD.sentfor

C.afraidofD.unhappywith5.Thewaterintheriverhascolourandsmell

4.Thewritertakesanexampletoshowheisbecauseitisgetting.

thewaythewordisused.A.moreandmoreB.lessandless

A.pleasedwithB.strangetoC.cleanerandcleanerD.dirtieranddirtier

C.worriedaboutD.carefulwith

5.Inthepassage,thewritersuggests（暗示）（07）In1620,abouthalftheUSAwas

thattheword“cool”.coveredbyforests.Todaytheforestshave

almostgone.AlotofgoodlandhasgoneTom,Iwanttoteachyouauseful

withthem,leavingonlysand.Chinadoesn'tlesson.Howdoyouknowwhenyou'vehad

wanttocopytheUSA'sexample.We'reenough?Well,Filtellyou.Deyouseethose

plantingmoreandmoretrees.We'vebuilttwolightsattheendofthebar?Whenthey

the”GreatGreenWall”oftreesacrossseemtobecomefour,you'vehadenoughand

northernpartofourcountry.TheGreatGreenshouldgohome.”

Wallis7,000kilometreslong,andbetween“But,Dad「saidTom,“Icanonlyseeone

400and1,700kilometreswide.Itwillstoplightattheendofthebar.”

thewindfromblowingtheearthaway.It1.Youngpeopleallowedtodrinkina

willstopthesandfrommovingtowardsthebaruntileighteen.

richfarmlandinthesouth.More"GreatA.isnotB.arenotC.many

GreenWalls1*areneeded.TreesmustbeD.must

grownallovertheworld.GreatGreenWalls2.WhenTomwasachild,hisfatheroften

willmaketheworldbetter.wenttoanearbybartakinghim.

1.In1620,abouttheUSAwasA.byB.forC.with

coveredbyforests.D.without

A.athirdB.halfC.twothirds3.OnTom'seighteenthbirthday,hedrank

D.afourthtogetherwithhisfatherinthatbarfbr

2.Alotofgoodlandhasgonewith.

A.thefirsttimeB.once

A.sandB.waterC.windC.manytimesD.eighteentimes

D.forests

3.TheGreatGreenWallinChinais4.Fatherwantedtotellhisson.

long.A.thetimetodrinkB.something

A.7,000kilometersB.1,700kilometersaboutthelight

C.7,000metersD.400kilometersC.whentostopdrinkingD.something

4.Treesmustbegrownin.aboutthebar

A.ChinaB.theUSAC.some5.Infact（事实上），thereattheend

countriesD.everypartoftheworldofthebar.

5.willmaketheworldbetter.A.wasonelightB.weretwolights

A.TheGreatWallB.TallbuildingsC.werethreelightsD.werefourlights

C.GreatGreenWallsD.Flowersandgrass

（09）LindaandDavidhavetravelledbyair

（08）InEnglish（英格兰人）nobodyunderfromLondontoSydney,Australia.Lindahas

eighteenyearsoldisallowed（允许）todrinkpromised（答应）hermotherthatshewillring

inabarC酉吧）.hertoletherknowthattheyhavearrived

MrThompsonoftenwenttoabarnearsafely.Thisissomethingshehaddoneever

hishouse.Buthenevertookhisson,Tom,sinceshewasachild.Davidthinksitisnota

becausehewastooyoung.ThenwhenTomgoodideatoringsofar,tospendtoomuch,

hadhiseighteenthbirthday,MrThompsonandtosaysolittle.

tookhimtohisusualbarforthefirst“Iftherewereanaccident."Hesays,

time.Theydrankforanhour.Tomdranka‘they'dknowsoonenough.Badnewstravels

bit.ThenMrThompsonsaidtohisson,"Now,fast.M

ButLindahaspromisedthatshewouldanswers."Andyoudidn'tevensaythat

ring."However,”shesays,”'itdoesn'tcostwe'vearrived."

muchwhenyoujustthinkthatit'stheother1.Lindaistelephoninghometo.

sideoftheworld.It'sonlysixpenceperA.tellhermothersomebadnewsB.

second（每秒六便±）。"saythatsheandDavidhavearrivedsafely

"Ifyou'reonthattelephoneforlessthanC.reportanaccidenttohermotherD.say

oneminute,I'lleatmyhat,*45Davidsays,thatsheandDavidhaveleftLondon

"Andoneminute'snearlyfourpounds（英镑）.2.Lindadoesnotthinkitexpensivetoring,

iibecause.

"That'snomorethanyou'dpayforaA.itonlycostsfourpoundsandninetypence

newhat,”“Lindaanswers.

Shehasaskedthemanatthehotel（旅馆）B.itisevenmoreexpensivetobuyanewhat

desktogetherthenumber.Thetelephone

rings.Lindapicksitup.C.shehadtelephonedhomesinceshewasa

"Hello,Mum.Isthatyou?”Shesays.child

“Sixpencepersecond,"DavidD.shewillspeakfromonesideoftheword

reminds（提醒）her.totheother

“Hello,love.”ItisMrsLee,Linda's73.Davidsays,'Nearlyfourpounds,because

mother,speakingfromLondon."Icanhear

youveryclearlyjustlikeyouareinthenextA.hewantstoremindLindaofthecostofthe

room.It'sabetterlinethanwhenyoucalledcostofthecall

mefromyouroffice.Doyouremember?IB.hewantstobuyhimselfanewhat

shoutedatthattime,andstillyoucouldn'tC.Lindahasnottoldhermothertheyhave

hearmesometimes.Marrived

"Yes,Mum.nLindaputsin..nIjustD.hewantsMrsLeetoknowhowmuchthe

wantedtoringto”callcosts

"1rememberhowyourangwhenyou4.MrsLeegoesontalkingforsolong

wenttoBetty'shousetoeat,whenyouwerebecause_______

alittlegirl.Andthenwhenyou...”MrsLeeA.shelikestohearallaboutthepast.

isagreattalkerB.shelikestalking

“Nearlyfourpounds."saysDavid.C.Lindahadnottoldherthatshehasarrived

Lindatriestotellhermotherthatitis

timetosaygoodbye.D.sheisgoingtopayforthetelephonecall

"Yes,allright,nsaysMrsLee,"Butyou5.Lindatriestostophermotherby.

willwrite,won'tyou,asyoudidwhenyou

wereatwork...”A.tellingherhowmuchthecalliscosting

Onceagain,MrsLeetalksabouttheB.writingaletterasshehaspromisedtodo

pass,andthereisnostoppingher.C.tellingherthattheyhavearrivedsafely

“Fourpoundsfifty,?saysDavid.D.promisingtowrite,andringingoff

Atlast,Lindacutshermothershort,（10）ThebigredAmericancarwasmuch

promisestowrite,andringsoff.toowideforanEnglishcountryroad.When

"There!Thatwasn'tlong,wasit?”Jacksawitcomingtowardhim,hestopped

"Fourpounds,ninetypence."Davidhisowncaratthesideiftheroadtomake

roomforittopast.TheAmericancarwentandsmallears?

slowlypast,soclosethathecouldseetheA.Thepolice.B.JackC.Nobody.

driver'sfacequiteclearly.D.TheAmericandriver

"WherehaveIseenthatfacebefore?"(11)Johnsentforadoctorbecausehiswife

hethought,"Waitaminute!Iremembernow.wasill.Hecalledthedoctorandmadesure

Itwasinthenewspaper!nHetookoutthetheywouldmeetatfive.Hearrivedatthe

newspaperfromhisbag,turnedquicklytothedoctor'sattwentytofive.Hethought,MIt*sa

middlepage.Therewasapictureofthefacelittlebitearlier.Filwaitforamoment.Ifs

init.Yes,itbadalargemouthandsmallears,goodtokeepthetime.”

andhiseyeswerebehinddarkglasses.Thenhestoppedhiscarinfrontofthe

"Wantedbythepolice,nreadbyJack.doctor's.Helookedaroundandsawanoisy

“TheCityBankwillgivealotofmoneytosquare(广场)notfarfromhere.Hewent

anyonewhohelpsthepolicetocatchthisthereandsatdownonachairtoenjoythelast

man.”lightofafternoonsunandmakehimself

“Callthepoliceatonce,"hesaidtoquiet.Hesawsomechildrenplayingand

himself.Butafewminuteslater,hewassad.somewomentalkingtoeachotherhappily.

"Thismanwascaughtthismorning/

answeredthepolice.Suddenlyheheardagirlcrying.He

1.Inwhichcountrydidthestoryhappen?cameuptoherandaskedsome

A.IthappenedinAmerica.B.Itquestions.Thenheknewshegotlost.John

happenedinAustralia..triedtofindoutheraddressandtookher

C.IthappenedinEngland.D.Thestoryhome.Thegirfsparentswerevery

didn'ttellus.thankful.

2.WhydidJackstophiscar?ThenJohnhurriedtothedoctor's.The

A.Hewantedtoseewhothedriverwas.B.doctorsaidangrilywhenhesawhim,HYou*re

Hedidn'twanttopassbyfirst.late.Whydidyoukeepmewaitingfor

C.Theroadwastoonarrowforthetwocarstwentyminutes?"Johnsaidnothingbutone

topassatthesametime.word—"Sorry!"

D.BecauseitwasgoodforanEnglishmanto1.Johndrovetothedoctor's.

stoptoletothergo.A.lateB.ontimeC.intime

3.WhowaswantedbythepoliceinthisD.innotime

passage?2.Johnwenttothesquareto.

A.Jack.B.Aspendthetime

ThedriverintheAmericanca匚B.enjoyhimself

C.EitherJackorthedriver.D.NeitherC.seethechildrenandthewomen

JacknortheAmericandriver.D.helpthegirl

4.whatdidJackdowhenhehadreadthe3.Thegirlcriedbecause.

newspaperagain?Asomeonehither

A.HedrovetotheCityBankB.B.shefelloff*herbike

Hedrovetothepolice.C.herparentswereangrywithher

C.Hemadeatelephonecall.D.D.shedidn'tfindthewayhome

HestoppedtheAmericancar.4.AtlastJohngottothedoctor'sat

5.Whocaughtthemanwithalargemouth

A.twentytofiveB.twentypastfiveparties

C.fiveo'clockD.fortypastfiveB.manyimportantpeoplehadbeento

5.Fromthestory,weknowJohnisaFoulshamHouse

C.GeorgeandLadyKittylovedthehouse

A.busypersonB.quietpersonandhadmanypartieshere

C.helpfulpersonD.luckypersonD.theGreenRoomisaplaceformanygirls

（12）FoulshamHouseisafine,largehousetomaketea

ofthe1790s.ItstandsbytheRiverByer,in3.Thesentence"Itslibraryhasagoodview

twenty-fivehectares（公顷）ofthebestovertheparkandtheriver“means

farmlandinthesouthwest.

ThehousewasbuiltbySmithson,andtheA.Theparkandtherivercanbeseenclearly

storygoesbacktoGeorge,thesonofKingoffromthelibrary

Whales,whofellinlovewiththebeautifulB.Thelibraryhasapictureoftheparkand

LadyKitty,atoneofthefirstFoulsham'swildtheriveronthewall

woods（野夕〉）parties.ManyyearsagomanyC.Thelibrarywasbuiltintheparkbythe

greatmenrodeonthehillsaboutFoulshamriver

House,andmanyfinegirlstookteaintheD.Booksabouttheparkandtherivercanbe

GreenRoom.readinthelibrary

Thehousehaseightbedrooms,three4.Whichofthefollowingistrue?

bathrooms（浴室），twoliving-rooms,andaA.The3rdFoulshamoftenrodehishorsesat

dining-roomwitharealAdamfireplace.Itsthebackofthehouse.

libraryhasagoodviewovertheparkandtheB.Thehousehasaroomforfourcarsatthe

river.Allroomsarelightandairy,withgood,backofthehouse.

highwindows,andwoodfloors.C.Theroadbehindthehouseiswideenough

Atthebackofthehousethereisroomfor4carstogo.

forfourcars.ThethirdFoulshamoncekeptD.Thereissomeparkingbehindthehouse.

there.Inmanyotherways,thishouseofthe

1790smeetstheneedsofthe1990s.5.Wecaninfer（推断）thatHarvey.

IfyouwishtoknowmoreaboutFoulsham

House,writeto:A.wantsthehousetomeettheneedsof

Harvey.Platt,Longford&Sonmodernlife

6,CastleGreen,Gilham,Byreside.B.wantspeopletoknowthehistoryofthe

1.FoulshamHouseis.house

A.anoldfarmhouseC.wantstosellthehouse

B.a25-houseforpeopletocometolistenD.wantssomemoneytomakethehouse

toitsstorymeettoda/sneeds

C.alargehouseforpeopletocometolisten（13）Dannywasjusttiredabouttheway

toitsstorythingsweregoing.Hismomcametothe

D.ahousewithahistoryofnearlytwoschoolandwentonandonaboutRick

hundredyearsJackson.Itseemedthatshewouldneverstop

2.Welearnfromthereadingthat.talking."Somebody'sgottostopthatboy!”

shewasshouting."Rick'stroubling

A.Smithsonbuiltthehouseforwildwoodeverybodyintheneighborhood（四邻）.And

helovestopickon（结交